SajjadAhmad wrote:
Josh has twenty years of typing experience behind him; therefore, if you are looking for an efficient typist to enter your data into the new system, you need look no further.
The speaker assumes thatA. Twenty years of practice ensures typing efficiency
B. The type of typing required for the new system is identical to what Josh has been doing
C. Josh's job profile is the best that the new employer is going to get
D. Josh is an outstandingly fast and accurate typist
E. Josh will fit well into the new office
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Clearly the choice is between A and B, as rest of the three options (C, D and E) present information out of scope of the passage.
IMO A is the answer because
'B' option has the word
'identical' in it.
We are considering an extreme when we say that the new system is
identical to the old system. Even if we apply basic sense here, no new system will be identical to an old system, otherwise why would it be called a new system
So even if we negate the option and say that -
The type of typing required for the new system is not identical to what Josh has been doing This will not definitely break the argument, as Josh
might or might not be the same efficient typist on the new system
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